What tree would best describe your personality?
cheap Pregabalin online I would be a redwood, though I’m not tall and statuesque as they are. I’m kind of hard on the outside, but relatively soft and fragile on the inside. What about you?
Ah, the mimosa is a beautiful tree and was my husband’s favorite. Just beautiful.
Those willowy branches of the willow provide the most wonderful shade.
Love the bonsai and my father cultivates them.
And the smell of pine is a welcome relief as I climb into the mountains.
Wonderful choices so far.
Outta here for know. Keep the answers coming.
30 Responses
morgan
27 Aug 2011
Diane M
27 Aug 2011
I’d like to think that I’m a willow. The reason that they last a long time is that they are able to bend and flow with the wind and elements.
China Man
27 Aug 2011
Bonsai tree.
I Chinese, It Chinese…
Wow. I impressed you father know Bonsai art. Is so beautiful and rewarding.
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ChristineB
27 Aug 2011
Well my redwood friend….I don’t know why but I always loved a tree that my Great Grandmother had on her summer property and I have never seen one since it is called a Mimosa tree…I loved it because although it was in NY state it looked so beatiful and islandy …so I would be a Mimosa!…hey why would someone thumbsdown a mimosa…or me…did I say something wrong?
Hey Jude
27 Aug 2011
I’d be a Pine tree, I love the smell of pine and others get to benefit from my bearings, pine cones and straw!
June smiles
27 Aug 2011
Weeping willow, I have always been a "bleeding heart" and an easy touch.
MishMash
27 Aug 2011
I am a big strong jarrah tree (even though I am only a little person myself) and my timber can be polished to a brilliant deep glowing red. My tree has a lovely refreshing eucalypt smell.
Poppy
27 Aug 2011
A live oak tree. They hold their leaves all year and have strong branches that children can climb and hang swings on. They are beautiful in any landscape. Poppy
mydearsie
27 Aug 2011
The eucalyptus. I spent my early years at my grandparent’s house among the citrus groves with these wonderful trees lined up to act as wind breaks to protect them. In my adult years when I moved to Orange County, California, these same trees were planted by the thousands for the same reason, to shield the groves. Most of them are gone now, but they are still my favorite.
Lumpy Taters
27 Aug 2011
For sure an American Holley. I would want to be the female with a male species close to keep me producing berrys. The tree is so majestic, beautiful, green year round
gramof6
27 Aug 2011
I think a mimosa. It just seems to fit my personality.
BenDover & K
27 Aug 2011
I probably would have to say that I feel like a Chinese Elm these days. I leave little bits & pieces of myself everywhere & have a never ending mess to deal with.
KathyC
27 Aug 2011
weeping willow, the roots are solid, they take up alot of space, but they are beautiful…that’s me!..lol
corgigirl
27 Aug 2011
Coming from New England, I would be a maple tree. There is a stability to them, and their leaves are beautiful in the fall. Maple syrup is good also. My hubby is from Colorado, so he would be an aspen tree.
OverRuled23
27 Aug 2011
White Birch. Don’t know how it would describe my personality but I think they stand out beautifully and distinctly from other trees.
Lulu Bell
27 Aug 2011
Unfortunately, I would be a spreading chestnut tree as in "under the spreading chestnut tree the village smithy stood…" lol
Tom E
27 Aug 2011
Fine question. I would like to say I’m an Oak for integrity and knowledge, but I’ll have to leave that judgement to others!
sage seeker
27 Aug 2011
Live Oak with Spanish Moss
daisy
27 Aug 2011
Not a tree, but like the brilliant red burning bush outside my window.
Changeable with the seasons, calm, steady with an underlying frisky nature.
Suzianne
27 Aug 2011
I might be described as a hazelnut tree, strong, enduring and slightly nutty.
Thomas
27 Aug 2011
An English Oak tree! strong, and sturdy, reaching for the sky! but with drooping acorns!..
Mrs. Fix It
27 Aug 2011
At this moment I’d have to say a Weeping Willow. Nothing went right for me today. I am sooo frustrated. Just one of those days…. 🙁
chilicooker_mkb
27 Aug 2011
"Coconut". I’m as hardheaded as they come. Just ask me. I dare you! lol.
Mother Amethyst
27 Aug 2011
I choose a butternut tree. It’s endangered, it has many uses (food, dye, medicinal bark), it’s short and the nuts have a "pleasant flavor". A lot like me!
jd
27 Aug 2011
Pecan. Good fruit. Good wood for cooking. Solid and easy to maintain.
Who’s who
27 Aug 2011
A Poinsettia tree because I love the holiday season.
Inundated in SF
27 Aug 2011
Mangrove tree. I love banyan trees but have not put down many roots so I don’t qualify for those but I’d love to live in one.
wil
27 Aug 2011
Cherry.
CLYDE55
27 Aug 2011
A monkey puzzle tree as people find it difficult to work me out at times.
cricketlady
27 Aug 2011
The might Oak—standing tall and proud—not bowed.
A mesquite tree it has so many little pricks protecting it